Sahodaya School Complexes: The Concept

In 1987, CBSE brought out a publication titled, “Freedom to learn and freedom to grow through Sahodaya School Complexes” (SSCs) which characterized “SSCs” as a voluntary association of schools in a given area, who through mutual choices, have agreed to come together for a systematic and system-wide renewal of the total educational process. In other words as “Sahodaya” signifies rising together, it identified six areas, to begin with, for collaboration amongst schools of its complex:

1. Educative Management 
2. Evaluation 
3. Human Resource Mobilization 
4. Professional Growth of Teachers
5. Value-Oriented School Climate
6. Vocationalisation of Education.

Through positive promotional efforts, the Board has helped schools come together and form an interactive and sharing relationship. At present, there are 260 such complexes which are active throughout the country, and share and care for each other; particularly those which are in close physical proximity.

Nagpur Sahodaya Schools Complex

Sahodaya a networking concept was launched by Central Board Of Secondary Education in the year 1086. Later in 1996, Sahodaya was conceived by Smt Shanta Tendulkar, Principal Ira International School. Nagpur Sahodaya Schools Complex was launched in the year 2000 with around 12 schools under its banner when it hosted the 7th National Annual Conference of Sahodaya School Complexes in the year 2000 in Nagpur.

NSSC grew rapidly over the passing years and marked its presence on the web by launching its website on November 24, 2012 with 101 member schools along.
Adhering to the core value of Sahodaya School Complexes for meeting the quality of education, NSSC has been instrumental in reaching out to the needs of its member schools through collaborative efforts. At present 250 schools affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Schools are registered with NSSC.

OUR OBJECTIVES:-

1) Sharing of best practices and innovative strategies
2) To organize regular capacity, building exercises for Students, Staff, Principals & Managers. 
3) To engage parents & leaders in the community to build partnership & network for a larger cause.